Reply to "After baseball..Part 2"

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voicovr---

I still have moments of pain and angst from a year ago when my son gave it up just prior to his sophomore season (he still plays in the summers, so I'm only in withdrawal for eight months of the year). But, like your son, mine didn't miss a beat when it came to involvement in other interests. Last semester he auditioned for the university's musical and landed a role. This semester he snagged a lead in an upcoming one-act play in which he plays, ironically, a major league umpire. He's working on tapping into his creative potentials, and learning much about himself along the way. And he seems so happy. Best of all, he continues along the path of maturing into a wonderful young adult of character. What more can we ask for?

Thanks, voicovr, for reminding me that there IS life after baseball.

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2/17/049:46 AM

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